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November in New Orleans: The Journey of Souls

November Series, Book 2

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November in New Orleans: The Journey of Souls

By: L. C. Russell
Narrated by: Kami Kolburn
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Wagering with a demon for your soul is one thing, but what do you do when that demon captures the soul of your mother?

In this sequel to November in Salem: The Bargain of Witches, November Atwood confronts the demon Astaroth again. He’s sent a “Dambala”, a giant snake, for her mother’s soul. November and her magical friends embark on a “soul journey” through the rings portal to the land of her lover, Thomas Parris.

Here, in physical peril, a battle of wits is waged to save the soul and prevent losing Thomas forever. A loss shakes November.

Can she defeat Astaroth and his hoard? Or will she lose all she holds dear?

©2018 Virginia Russell (P)2019 Virginia Russell Fantasy Fiction Paranormal Paranormal Romance Romance

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